Amy S. Peele injects a unique perspective into her mysteries, drawing from a distinguished career in organ transplantation where themes of life and death intertwine with thrilling plots. Her works delve into the profound ethical questions surrounding medicine and the human body. With a keen sense of humor and inspired by spiritual teachings, she brings complex human fates to readers.
The holy grail of transplantation is Tolerance, which would allow patients' bodies to accept their transplants with no need for drugs. Who would kill the four most prominent immunologists in the world to prevent this life-saving medical advance from being achieved? Friends and amateur sleuth nurses Sarah and Jackie are determined to find out.
How does a San Francisco transplant nurse who never takes drugs die of an opioid overdose in Miami? How does an eight-year-old boy avoid the ravages of dialysis and get a kidney transplant fast, and what does a high-ranking politician have to do with it? In Match these stories weave together into one suspenseful and sometimes humorous tale.